User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Safety Precautions and Warnings
- Dear Customer:
- Introduction
- F Series Battery Charger System
- Receiver
- General Description
- Standard Receiver Display Screen Symbols
- /Power On
- Power Off
- Automatic Shutdown
- Toggle & Trigger Switches
- Audible Tones
- Main Menu
- /Calibration Menu
- /Height-Above-Ground (HAG) Menu
- /Settings Menu
- Transmitter Selection Menu
- /DigiTrak LWD (Log While Drilling) Menus
- Target Steering Menu
- Using the Keypad
- Display Screens
- Transmitter
- Remote Display
- Locating
- The Target Steering Function
- Appendix A: System Specifications and Maintenance Requirements
- Appendix B: Projected Depth Versus Actual Depth and the Fore/Aft Offset
- Appendix C: Calculating Depth Based on Distance Between FLP and RLP
- Appendix D: Reference Tables
- Appendix E: EU Required Documentation
- LIMITED WARRANTY
Receiver
DigiTrak
®
F5
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Operator’s Manual 21
Calibration Menu
The calibration menu allows you to calibrate the receiver to a transmitter with the transmitter above
ground (1-point calibration at a distance of 10 ft or 3 m) or below ground (2-point calibration). Calibration
is required each time a different housing or transmitter is to be used with the receiver. When you select
the calibration menu, the 1 point calibration option is highlighted for selection as shown below.
Receiver Calibration Menu
To select the 1 point calibration option from this screen, click the trigger. See “Calibrating the Receiver to
the Transmitter” and “1 Pt Calibration” below for more information.
To select the 2 point calibration option, toggle right to highlight the 2 Pt Calibration option and click the
trigger. See “Calibrating the Receiver to the Transmitter” and “2 Pt Calibration” below for more
information.
To cancel the calibration, toggle right until the Exit option is highlighted then click the trigger. You will be
returned to the main menu with no change to the calibration.
Calibrating the Receiver to the Transmitter
DCI does not recommend calibrating every day, but you should verify the receiver’s depth reading daily at
several locations using a tape measure.
NOTE: Calibration is necessary prior to first-time use and before a different transmitter, receiver, or
drill head is to be used.
A tape measure is required for both calibration methods.
The 1 Pt Calibration is the preferred calibration method and is used to calibrate the receiver to the
transmitter when the transmitter is above the ground. When using this method, the receiver and
transmitter should be parallel and level with each other.
Exit
(Cancels
Calibration)
1 Point
Calibration
(Shown
Highlighted)
2 Point
Calibration